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10 sq ft/person really? :) make sure to include space for luxuries like hallways and bathrooms, as well as meeting rooms, printers, cupboards etc.
by rb808 9y ago
10 sq ft/person really? :) make sure to include space for luxuries like hallways and bathrooms, as well as meeting rooms, printers, cupboards etc.
- falcolas 9y agoEven at 10 times that (a bit larger than a "middle manager office") the price isn't that bad. Especially when you consider the base square footage per person in an open office plan is around 60 square feet.
- itsdrewmiller 9y agoWhat do you mean by "base" here? From what I've read on this avg square footage per employee has been declining for some time, but from low 200s to high 100s. That includes hallways and conference rooms, but those are generally a necessity for supporting open offices I would assume.
- rayiner 9y agoI'm assuming 100 square feet per person. The office rent is quoted on an annual basis.
- rb808 9y agosorry you're right I can't even math today.